They shouldn't have removed list as an option but I do like stacks. Don't know why everyone is so down on it.
To be fair to my bug list here are things that I don't know how I lived without (some more than others) :
Menu search
Automator recording
Sync dashboard with .Mac
Stacks - do want it merged with the list in Tiger
Sync Dock with .Mac
Spring loaded dock
Screen sharing
Icon preview
Path bar in finder window
Under the hood speed
iChat recording
Tabbed chat
iChat theater
Hide Local Video in iChat
Bonjour scanning
Data Detectors
Simple Mail Setup
Custom Stationary in Mail
Notes in Mail and .Mac sync
Network better in some respects
Preview image printing options
PDF manipulation
Quicklook
Tabbed bookmarks
Merge all windows in Safari
Spaces
Grammar check - (just because of this thread, and no I didnt check my grammar)
Scroll non active windows
Alex voiceover - for the kids
Google map integration mail etc.
And Im working on setting up Time machine
The multitouch probably requires something on the hardware end 2.
I'm sure it'll drift up the line 2 the MBPs pretty soon though.
You just did.
Soon after updating to Leopard my hard drive went from 25 GB to 1.91. Has anyone noticed this? My iDisk says it has 144.47 GB with 1.88 free. This has got to be a bug! If it is I really hope 10.5.2 fixes this.
s quoted as saying, "We learned from the iPhone and put it in our other computers." If I read it right, he is referring to more than 1 current machine, and 'put' sounds like it is in the past tense meaning it has already been done, as he could have said 'will be putting' if he only meant future machines ... Am I reading too much into it?!I think that 10.5.2. will be with us in next two weeks. The reason is simple 8800GT that was recently added as BTO option for Mac Pros makes a shipping order delayed by 3-5 weeks. Some people already have shipping dates around 11th february so if the speculation is right (that 8800GT is waiting for 10.5.2.) then we will see it in next two weeks. Lets hope![]()
My iMac G5 1st Generation has been upgraded and seems to have display issues. There are what i can only describe as lines of static running across the screen. Sometimes only a few intermittent and sometimes the entire screen is affected. Also at some stage my removable media drive has stopped being able to complete burning a disk, reporting a hardware error each time, part way through the process.
One bug that drives me nuts is Spotlight results which cant be sorted by label or file size, and i really don't care when a file was last opened! I'd like to sort by date created or modified (last saved). Also, iWork files and PDF files have strange file type names. This issue really makes this version of Spotlight seem like a Microsoft release. What was wrong with the previous Spotlight?
Are you by any chance referring to AirDisk. Because I've had trouble getting it working recently. But then I tried again today and it just worked fine. No trouble yet. Will see in a few days I guess.
Would it be possible that current mbs and mb pros have the capability of multitouch and that will be unlocked with the 10.5.2 update. That would make sense since the mba won't ship for the next 2 weeks. It may be that we will see the 10.5.2 update within the next 2 weeks along with new mb pros.
stockholders
Apple looks pretty cheap
Its been a couple days since what has now been a widely panned dud of a keynote speech by Steve Jobs at Macworld. No one more thing No breathtaking surprises. No stunning celebrity. (Randy Newman? Come on.)
I was in the audience, and I thought the lower-key keynote was just fine. Its true that Jobs blew no one away. Top honchos from Twentieth Century Fox and Intel (CEO) wont wow the crowd. Movie rentals cant compare with the reinvention of an industry. And while Apples (AAPL) new ultrathin notebook looks fabulous, its not priced for the mass market. (And will people pay $1800 and up for a device with no Ethernet port? These are the types of topics geeks can endlessly debate.)
But so what? After a year like Apple had last year, itd be silly to try to blow people away at Macworld. Perhaps it was better to lower expectations. Im guessing that whether intentionally or not, thats what Jobs did on Tuesday. And for what its worth, while Randy Newman isnt as sexy as John Mayer or Kanye West, past Macworld performers, his two songs were really good.
The faithfuls disappointment had nothing on Wall Streets, though. Apples shares have now fallen $19, or almost 11%, since Mondays closing price. This will seem confusing to market watchers of the amateur variety as well as the pros. No one has answers, only guesses. Citi analyst Richard Gardner, for example, called Tuesdays stock behavior a typical seasonal pullback. His explication covers all the bases:
While we are surprised by the magnitude of todays pullback in Apple shares following an as-expected Macworld keynote, we believe the reaction reflects the view that todays product announcements will do little to help Apple during [the first half of calendar-year 2008]. The products either represent minor enhancements to existing products (i.e., software updates for iPhone and iPod touch), niche products (i.e., the new ultraportable MacBook Air) or new services that will drive iPod and AppleTV sales over the long-term but contribute little or nothing to operating income during 2008 (i.e., iTunes movie rentals).
Trying to understand the selloff almost isnt worth the effort. Apple is one of those stocks that defies explanation. It was equally tough to understand is recent high of almost $203.
So focus instead on how the company is valued. At $160 a share, Apple trades for about 31 times expected earnings for its year that ends in September. Analysts expect Apple to grow earnings this year about 31%, an astounding growth rate for a company this size. Next year they see 25% growth. In other words, at its current multiple, Apple is getting little or no premium to the market, despite the iPhone working out to be a bigger than expected seller and the Macintosh picking up speed. (Google (GOOG), by the way, at $616, is off 18% from its high. It trades for about 30 times expected 2008 earnings and is expected to grow by 33% Im just saying )
Apple reports earnings next week. It has a habit of underpromising and overdelivering. It isnt the expensive stock it used to be.